Listings
: New Day
Prayers and music for the first day of the weekIntroduced by colin semper
Contributors
: Reginald Dixon
at the BBC Theatre Organ presents a programme of requests and music from the BURTON CONSTRUCTIONALNEWHALL BAND conductor ERNEST WOODHOUSE Producer TONY HALE BBC Manchester
Requests, on a postcard please, to: Reginald Dixon , BBC, PO Box 27, Manchester
Contributors
: Cliff Richard
introduces Gospel Road with music especially for Sunday morning.Interviewer BERNARD JACKSON Reviewer CINDY KENT
Producer DAVID WINTER
Contributors
: David Jacobs
introduces Melodies far You BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA conducted by NIGEL BROOKSTHE REGINALD LEOPOLD ORCHESTRA With JOHN HEDDLE NASH
Producer ROBERT BOWMAN
Contributors
: People's Service
Compliments of the SeasonThe second of three programmes from our London studio, introduced by REV COLIN EVANS
2: Simple New Year
Producer DAVID WINTER
Contributors
: Family Favourites
Introduced by Sandi JonesTaking part:
MARAMA MARTIN
Radio New Zealand
PETER MCDONACH , BPBS, Malta
BILL PAUL , ESC, Toronto
ROD MCNEIL , ABC, Sydney
Producer PAM COX
(8 February: Belfast, Cologne, Canada and Australia)
Requests, on postcards please, to: Family Favourites, BBC, London W1A 4WW
Contributors
: The Navy Lark
with Stephen Murray Leslie Phillips Jon PertweeA chronicle of events aboard HMS Troutbridge, written by LAWRIE WYMAN and GEORGE EVANS and involving RICHARD CALDICOT HEATHER CHASEN, TENNIEL EVANS MICHAEL BATES , APRIL WALKER
Producer ALASTAIR SCOTT JOHNSTON {Repeated: Saturday 7.2 pm)
(Leslie Phillips is in ' Roger's Last Stand ' at the Duke of York's Theatre: Richard Caldi cot is in ' No Sex Please, We're British ' at the Strand Theatre, London)
Contributors
: The Julie Andrews Story
Second of three programmes illustrating the success story of the singing superstar.Introduced by Ian Carmichael This week:
Hollywood - Here I Come with the voices of: MARTIN RANSOHOFF
RICHARD RODGERS
THE SHERMAN BROTHERS ROBERT STEVENSON
ROBERT WISE
Written by DAVID RIDER Producer BOBBY JAYE
Contributors
: Eric Morecambe
says Be My Guest and invites you to join him as he looks back over 30 years in show business, plays some of his favourite music, talks about his partner with the ' short, fat, hairy legs ' and asks ' What do you think of the show so far? - Producer JOHN KNIGHTContributors
: Charlie Chester
with your Sunday Soapbox also featuring PERCY EDWARDSProducer RON GARDNER
BBC Birmingham
Contributors
: Roy Castle
in Castle's on the Air: Semprini Serenade
BBC RADIO ORCHESTRA leader MICHAEL TOMALIN conducted by VILEM TAUSKY Producer FRANK HOOPERContributors
: Sunday Half-Hour
for Epiphany from Bramhall Parish Church, Cheshire, led by a united choir of local churchesIntroduced by DAVID MAHLOWE Conductor BERNARD CROSBY Organist MICHAEL SMITH Prayer and Blessing by REV REX HACK
As with gladness, men of old (Dix); The people that in darkness sat (Dundee): Hail to the Lord's anointed (Cruger); Brightest and best (Liebster Emmanuel ); Love divine (Blaenwern); When all thy mercies (Harrington); Trumpet of God (Rangoon); 0 for a closer walk with God (Caithness); The God of Abraham praise! (Leoni) BBC Manchester
Contributors
: Your 100 Best Tunes
Introduced by Alan Keith Producer ANN COLVINContributors
: Sports Desk
including a report on the Argentine Grand Prix: Brass and Strings
BBC MIDLAND RADIO ORCHESTRA conductor NORRIE PARAMORTHE WILLIAM DAVIS CONSTRUCTION
GROUP BAND conductor IAN BARTRAM Introduced by James Alexander Gordon Producer ALLAN GILES
Contributors
: Sounds of Jazz
Peter Clayton with news, reviews and comment from the world of jazzWith HUMPHREY LYTTELTON BAND Producers LAWRIE MONK and KEITH STEWART including at 12.0
Midnight Newsroom; weather
Contributors
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